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Ken Fox


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Nashville GA USA
Post  Posted 17 Jun 2004 6:43 am    
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Same unit as a Profex 2. Loaded with Newman settings. $199.00 shipped to the lower 48. I can also do PayPal.
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Ken Fox


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Nashville GA USA
Post  Posted 21 Jun 2004 8:38 pm    
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Bump. This is a super clean unit and works well. The transformer looks new and works well but ocassionally hums a bit. I ordered a replacement 16VAC transformer and will include both with this unit.
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Ken Fox


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Nashville GA USA
Post  Posted 25 Jun 2004 3:02 pm    
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I have another one due in very soon. I have been using this one on steel for the last week and it works great.

The only difference is that is has factory Bass presets. With a version 1.5 Profex 2 chip (about $14.00) you can get all the wonderful guitar presets for this and then the display will even say Profex 2 when you turn it on! It is the identical circuit board, even says Profex 2 on the board. The only difference I can see is the silk-screening of the name.

[This message was edited by Ken Fox on 25 June 2004 at 04:05 PM.]

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Ken Fox


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Nashville GA USA
Post  Posted 30 Jun 2004 2:35 pm    
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Please close. Relisted and price lowered,as I have two for sale now.
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